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Guayadeque is a music player that aims to be easy to use and fast even for huge music collections. It allows you to automatically or manually download covers, easily organize the music library, edit the ratings of the tracks, add labels to the artists, albums, and tracks, listen to shoutcast radios, download lyrics, show artist information based on last.fm content, and more. It includes a simple, built-in tag editor with picture support.
The univero (UNIVersal Electronic Reference Organizer) project is an attempt to simplify the creation, formatting, and retrieval of scholarly and other references on the Web. It provides researchers with an opportunity to build, modify, and maintain libraries with publication entries and corresponding resources in a properly compiled and organized format. This tool can be a tremendous help to someone who needs to quickly update their résumé online or prepare references for any electronic document.
Slidematch is a media rating, contextual retrieval, peer recommendation, and library management system for music, video, movie, and book impressions. It adds value to your existing media player by enabling you to easily record detailed impressions, retrieve content appropriate to what you are currently doing, and interact with friends.
LignUp Multi Collector is a universal tool for managing many collections with any collectibles. It includes many functions like creating custom collections, editing categories, camera capture, password protection, PDF and HTML reporting, and data sorting. The DB manager allows easy switching between different collections. Customers can change the application style and customize the view layouts by using thumbnail, statistic, item preview, category tree, and table lists.
sortsamples is a utility that solves the problem of having many sample CD/sample library directories with each having kick, hi-hat, snare, etc. folders (leading to sampledirectorychaosmadness). With many sample directories, you ll be slapped around many directories hunting for kicks/hi-hats etc. This utility creates symbolic links to directories which are similar. This way, you can have all your kick. It was made because external Sample organizing utilities can also become a pain, because usually your DAW also has a sample browser in it. It would be nice to have structure at the source: the filesystem. This is a crazy effort to combine similar folders and categorize automatically.
TOCC is a Tool for Obsessive Compulsive Classifiers. It implements a file system that uses tags instead of folders, allowing you to classify files however you want. For example, you could tag photos by location, people, and technique (e.g. black & white, HDR). Finding files is as simple as running a query like "give me all files tagged photo and my-love".
AutOrg aims to be a text editor, personal organizer, local wiki, secure agenda, and everything in between. For the user interface, it gets its inspiration from text-based minimalism, still providing advanced features for publishing, encrypting, and sharing information. It uses Emacs Org-mode and other extensions, and its main binary distribution runs on a Mac OS X desktop.
Every five minutes, Tumblefile copies all files on your Desktop to a folder such as ~/Documents/2009-07-July/25-Saturday, prepending a timestamp (like 20090727.1645) to the filename. Meanwhile, its little window sits in the system tray. It is a way to automatically keep your Desktop cleared and files organized.
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cheetah wrote:And David, what does your signature mean? And I appreciate your statement. Sometimes I'm not sure about the future of humanity myself. I start teaching Latin in the fall to high schoolers so my optimism is either going to get a shot in the arm or going to be decimated.
As far as the Bible, as a book now, all I have to say about that is that it has been rewritten and translated and copied and edited so many times that well, it's hard to know what's been put in or taken out for political reasons and what is genuine. That of course is AS A BOOK, I'm not saying a word about religion.
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Time to get out the mixing bowls and pie dishes, my friends.
When Editor Penny Arévalo first asked me to do this column on the Patch, we pointed our thoughts to this pie on this holiday. It doesn't get much more American than pumpkin pie on Thanksgiving!
This is my maternal grandmother's recipe, and it's close to a century old. Grandma Grace was so sweet and kind that I picture her as the epitome of grandmotherness. And of all of her accomplishments, I consider this pie to be near the top.
As I've mentioned in this column previously, I am a confirmed chocoholic. But in spite of my love of chocolate, this is my favorite pie. And when I share this pie with others, they undoubtedly say that it's the best pumpkin pie they've ever had.
Grandma Grace's Pumpkin Pie
Best Pumpkin Pie - Orange County Fair
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4 eggs, beaten
2 cups plus 1 Tbs. Sugar
2 cups canned pumpkin
1 Tbs. Flour
½ tsp. Salt
½ tsp. Fresh ground nutmeg
2 tsp. Cinnamon
1 cup heavy cream
Mix all ingredients together and pour into 9 inch deep dish pie shell.
Bake at 300 degrees for 90 minutes.
This is another pie filling that goes perfectly with the no-roll pie crust I shared a few months ago in this column. Please notice that it bakes at a lower-than-normal temperature for a longer time. Also please note that you need to use fresh ground nutmeg. It makes a huge difference in the taste. (I usually get mine at Farm to Market on Del Obisbo Street. Buy the whole nut and grate it very fine). You'll want to use heavy cream too. Trader Joe's has good cream at a good price.
In closing, may I suggest that you double the filling recipe, make 2 crusts, and bake the two pies at one time. I always make at least two pies when I make pumpkin pies. Then I can give one away to someone who needs a bit of cheering up or perhaps a bit of fattening up. It's a great way to show that you care.
As for me, I'll be making about 22 pies Tuesday and Wednesday and keeping one for my family. Happy Thanksgiving.
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2nd - 16th September 2013 ROOM 304 A big thank you to Robin and his Wife, Carrie, Sonia,James and not forgetting the rest of your brilliant, friendly team. We have had the good fortune to visit Barbados a number of times over the last 20 years and Beach View Apartments are definitely one of our favourites. From the first email sent to request our Booking to our Check-Out everything was dealt with promptly and efficiently. The Accommodation, Pool Area and Gardens are excellent and have such a relaxing atmosphere. We were very sorry to leave this lovely place but hope to return sometime next year. Thanks again for some lovely memories of Barbados. Colin and Lesley
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We have had a wonderful stay. The best vacation in Barbados, have visited 6 times now, and this has been the best visit, all because of everyone at Beachview. We have enjoyed the kindness of staff here,Robyn, Carrie, Sonya, Henrietta, security staff, and all staff on the beachview team. The apartments are clean, fully equipped, with lots of special touches. The pool is simply the best. The location is great. You can travel all over the island, either by bus or car. The cocktail party at Robyns was great, we were made so welcome. We will be back as soon as we can. Would not want to stay anywhere else. Thank you so much :-)
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Wow. Can't get over how amazing this place is. We stayed for 2 weeks from the 21st June. Been back 3 days and wishing we were there. Robin, his family and all the staff are kind, helpful and we miss you all. Robin your house is amazing and many thanks for inviting us to see it. The Beach View is a credit to how hard you and your family work. please say hi to Jo at the hut for us. Hope to stay with you again soon. Bev, Russ, Kieran and Charlotte.
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ICC force the BCCI to review fixtures
Organisers of the inaugural Twenty20 Champions League have agreed to review the scheduling of the controversial tournament within the next seven days.
The current dates for the tournament, which has not yet been approved by the International Cricket Council, mean it may overlap with the Champions Trophy.
That breaks an agreement that an event cannot take place seven days after an ICC-sanctioned tournament.
The Champions Trophy in Pakistan runs from 11 September-28 September.
The Champions League, will which feature eight teams from India, South Africa, Australia, England and another to be confirmed, is due to take place at an unspecified venue from 29 September to 8 October.
That means it will start on the reserve day for the Champions Trophy final.
The India, Australia and South Africa cricket boards will now consider changing the dates following objections from the ICC.
ESPN Star Sports, the official broadcaster of the Champions Trophy, have also expressed concerns that staging the Twenty20 event so close to the Trophy will affect potential revenue.
ICC president David Morgan said: "All our directors are committed to the principle of the primacy of ICC events.
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Valpo Finishes Fourth at Mid-Con Outdoor Championships
Saturday, May 15, 2004Valparaiso University's men's track and field team finished in fourth place at the Mid-Continent Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships, which concluded on Saturday in Cedar City, Utah.
The Crusaders concluded the meet with 77 points, easily outdistancing fifth place Chicago State as the Cougars scored 45 points. Southern Utah won the team title with 282 points, followed by Western Illinois with 242.5 points and Oral Roberts with 122.5 points. UMKC finished in sixth place with 41 points.
Day three of competition began with the final field events of the meet. Kristopher Schmautz (Missoula, Mont./Hellgate H.S.) picked up a third place finish in the javelin with a toss of 169'4" to grab a quick six points for the Brown and Gold.
Valpo failed to score in the remaining field events, as Eric Smith (Portage, Ind./Portage H.S.) turned in the team's best toss of 140'2" to finish 10th in the discus while Jonathan Braun (Saratoga, Wyo./Saratoga H.S.) was 11th in the triple jump with a leap of 39'6 �".
When the events on the oval began, the Crusaders opened with a fourth place finish in the 4x100m relay with a time of 43.00 seconds.
The 1,500m run saw Dennis Kabara (Chuka, Kenya/Meru H.S.) just miss out on the scoring with his ninth place finish with a time of 4:15.00. The Crusaders placed two runners in scoring positions in the 110m hurdles, though, as Adam Wierciak (Ottawa, Ill./Marquette H.S.) and Sean Barfield (University Place, Wash./Curtis H.S.) finished third and fourth respectively. Wierciak finished in 15.25 seconds, while Barfield was just .15 seconds behind.
Matthew Wheeler (Dixon, Ill./Dixon H.S.) finished fifth in the 400m dash with his time of 49.44 seconds, just .20 out of a top-four position. Wesley Kosko (Emporia, Kan./Emporia H.S.) placed eighth in the 100m dash in 11.54 seconds, just .06 seconds away from moving up two sport. Valpo did not score in the 800m run though, as Kabara was again the team's top finisher with a 15th place effort in a time of 2:10.09.
Wierciak earned third place in the 400m hurdles with his time of 54.80 seconds in a very competitive race. His time was just .59 seconds off the lead and .05 seconds out of second. Matt Blume (Logansport, Ind./Pioneer H.S.) scored the final individual points of the meet for Valpo with his sixth place finish in the 5,000m run. The senior crossed the line in 16:10.47.
The final event of the competition saw Valpo finish in fifth place in the 4x400m relay. The Crusaders finished in a time of 3:22.71, just .06 seconds out of fourth.
Valpo has now concluded its 2004 season.
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For the first time in the context of the Maize Genetics Conference (Beijing, China on March 13-16, 2014), Gramene seized the opportunity to present a workshop for the maize community. The meeting brought about 600 maize researchers from around the World. Among those, about 100 meeting participants from Asia, Europe, and North America attended the Gramene workshop. The workshop provided an overview of Gramene's comparative genomics and variation resources, including the Ensembl genome browser, BLAST and BioMart.
22nd Plant and Animal Genome conference was held from Jan 11 to 16 2014, in San Diego CA.
Please join the Gramene Team for their upcoming workshop at the Maize Genetics Conference 2014!
Learn the latest updates to Gramene's comparative genomics and pathways visualization/mining tools to aid your research of plant models and crops.
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ABA regulates a variety of divergent processes in plants from seed development and prevention of viviparity to plants' response to osmotic stress. The latter is the best known of all the functions attributed to ABA, where ABA causes stomatal closure to reduce transpirational water loss. Since ABA is essential for mediating plants' response to drought stress, which is crucial for growth and survival under limited water, ABA would have played a pivotal evolutionary role in plants' ability to colonize land.
Research groups are located at Iowa State University (Ames, IA) and at NCGR (Santa Fe, NM) are looking for a postdoctoral candidate with good computational skills and interest in plant evolutionary biology for a project involving construction and analysis of plant gene families and phylogenies, particularly focusing on the large legume family, and development of a corresponding database and on-line tools for accessing and exploring gene families and associated annotations.
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Say goodbye to summer with one last backyard cookout celebrating the Labor Day holiday! Gather your friends and neighbors, break out the grill for some serious grilling goodness, fire up the tiki torches, and get ready for the final summer soiree before the hustle and bustle of back to school and the frenzied holiday season sets in.
Get ready for your Labor Day cookout by stocking up on some fabulous Labor Day party supplies. Whether you want to go with a patriotic theme in honor of the holiday's true purpose of celebrating America's workforce, or feel like something a little more festive, like a luau theme, a nautical theme, or just want to go with colorful paper goods and decorations, as long as your party space feels fun and festive, you're decorations will be a surefire hit! Some basic ideas include stringing colorful paper lanterns the trees, tossing some comfy pillows, cushions, and blankets on the ground so your guests will have comfortable places to lounge while waiting for the food frenzy, hanging white twinkle lights in the trees for extra light when the sun goes down, and using bright colored tablecloths on folding tables for your buffet tables and dining tables. With colorful flowers cut from the garden and some votive candles in simple glass candleholders you can make simple but beautiful centerpieces.
Traditionally, the Labor Day holiday, as the last official summer holiday, signifies the end of cookout season, and while many are starting to cookout year-round, it seems no Labor Day party would be complete without a whole slew of BBQ and tasty side dishes! You might want to ask the neighbor if you can borrow his grill for the day. This will be much less awkward if he's invited to the party of course. Whether you're serving basic grilled hot dogs, brats, and burgers, or going a little more upscale with ribs, chicken, fish, pork, and shish kabobs, as long as you've properly prepared the meat, which includes marinating everything but your basics and fish, it will be a surefire hit as long as you've got a competent griller manning the charcoal! Since Labor Day is supposed to signify a break for work, you don't want to have to spend the whole day slaving away in a hot kitchen while your friends enjoy the party, so you'll want to plan dishes that can be prepared ahead of time and just set out on the buffet table when the time comes. Or, better yet, turn the party into a potluck where you provide the main dish and ask guests to all bring an appetizer, side dish, or dessert! But, if you'd prefer to do the majority of the food prep yourself, here are some simple ideas for side dishes and desserts.
- Potato salad
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- Baked beans
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The House passed three more common-sense jobs bills last week, bringing the current number of jobs bills awaiting a vote in the Democratic-controlled Senate to 25. Each of these bills is focused on removing government barriers – excessive regulations, the threat of tax hikes, and 'stimulus' spending policies – that are hurting job growth, and many have bipartisan support. Speaker Boehner has called on President Obama to "urge Senate Democrats to immediately vote" on the 25 jobs bills before them. This week the House is scheduled to consider two more, including the REINS Act. Learn more:
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For all of our complaining that the Dodgers aren't in position to sign Prince Fielder when by all accounts it's a perfect fit, maybe it's better that they simply might not be able to jump into the free agent frenzy this year because of ownership uncertainty.
As I absolutely don't need to remind you, the Juan Rivera signing wasn't received well in these pages, not because he's unworthy of a job, but because guaranteeing him $4.5m seemed far out of line with what similar players had received in the past. Earlier this week, I linked to a Baseball Prospectus article which laid out the details:
Last week, R.J. Anderson observed that Chien-Ming Wang's $4 million deal (plus incentives) was way out of line with the make-good contracts awarded to injury-prone starters during the 2010-2011 offseason. Rivera's contract appears to be inflated by a similar amount compared to last winter's comparable corner outfielders, such as Reed Johnson ($900,000), Marcus Thames ($1 million, and from LA, no less), Andruw Jones ($1.5 million), Matt Diaz ($2.125 million), and Jeff Francoeur ($2.5 million).
As the piece noted, Wang had signed for a similar deal which also seemed to be on the high side for comparable injury-prone started pitchers:
Adding to the oddness is how a $4 million payout compares to the contracts given to injury-prone starters just last winter. Wang will make double or more than nine out of the 10 pitchers listed, with only Webb—who compares favorably to Wang in skill set—coming close to his payout. Even when considering inflation, Wang is making more money than pitchers with similar issues.
The madness continues. Yesterday, the Phillies came to terms on a 4/$44m extension for Ryan Madson, with an option for a fifth year at $13m (though it's not final yet pending the approval of Phillies ownership). Madson has long been a solid and underrated pitcher who is coming off of a very good year, but the money is shocking, particularly coming just a year after the Phillies didn't consider Madson to be a closer candidate. As you can imagine, the response has been one of wonderment, since Madson is very good but probably not one of the three or four best relievers in baseball, and we know all too well that long-term contracts for relievers not named Mariano Rivera just about never work out, ever.
It gets better. Willie Bloomquist – supposedly at the heart of a tug-of-war between the Giants and Diamondbacks – returned to Arizona for two years and $3.8m after he declined his half of a mutual option. Willie F'ing Bloomquist. The same guy who put up an OPS+ over 79 exactly twice in the last nine years. The same guy who has never had an OPS above .679 in any season with meaningful playing time. The same guy who's put up 1.3 fWAR… over the entirety of his career. (And if you go by the FanGraphs version, that all came in his first two seasons, so he's been at 0.0 over the last seven years.) In a fair and just world, Willie Bloomquist would have trouble finding at-bats for a Triple-A squad. Yet that's the guy who just came down with a multi-year deal and, as Hardball Talk notes, received a nice raise to do so:
And ultimately Bloomquist was obviously smart to decline the $1.1 million option, because he got a 72 percent salary bump and an extra year of guaranteed money at age 34. Must of been the .657 OPS.
If you're Jamey Carroll's agent, how can you not be seeing what Bloomquist got and think that Carroll is worth two or three times that much? If you're Jonathan Papelbon, doesn't Madson's deal make you think you're worth at least $50m?
Now you can argue that this is just due to the teams involved. On Rivera, "Colletti gonna Colletti", sure. On Madson, well, it's not like Ruben Amaro didn't already give Ryan Howard a ludicrous $125m extension that looked bad at the time and seems even worse now. And in Arizona, Kevin Towers does have an odd predilection for terrible veteran backup infielders, since he did hire Melvin Mora, Sean Burroughs, and Geoff Blum (on another multi-year deal) last season, and already gave John McDonald a two-year commitment last week.
Maybe that's it. Maybe when the sane teams get around to signing people, it'll be for figures that make sense. Or maybe this is going to be an offseason like we haven't seen in years, where the numbers tossed around are so insane that even the lower-tier guys are going to get lifted up. Personally, I'd rather take that money and put it into scouting and international development. But I suppose we'll have to come back to that discussion after Aaron Miles and Mike MacDougal return on matching two-year, $14m commitments, won't we?


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I have raid review threads for each raid we do where I link the logs. I will occasionally go for a "log dive", in which I go through the progression fight(s) and point out every single error.
"Mage got killed by Fading Light."
"Rogue ate the wrong Hour of Twilight."
"These kinds of deaths aren't acceptable. If one of you dies, we'll almost certainly wipe."
I'm not mean about it. But I'm firm and I'm going to call out officers and raiders and initiates alike. If you screw up, you're going to hear about it. And it's just very "matter of fact", you know?
"Gee, if Hunter hadn't died to that last Fading Light, we would have had a kill. We can all do better."
I got to listen to Tir's 25-man raid working on this last night. A lot more people have to soak so there's so much room for something to go wrong. It seemed like basic survivability was their primary problem after people learned to hit buttons again.
If people can't do the button flawlessly on normal there is no way in hell they will do it on heroic.
This fight is so frustratingly easy on paper, it drives me nuts all one has to do is hit a button or use your own classes mechanics and people still flail about lol.
@ Kurn – The people who are messing up know who they are and call themselves out but I am just cannot think of anything else to do, to make them hit the button. – Got room for a disc priest? XD
Agreed Arioch if you cannot do it on normal, heroic maybe an issue, the odd thing is, the people do not have an issue on normal. Go figure ><;
meh, it's just like learning to dodge tornado's.
repetition is king!
It's usually the same people that mess up mechanics, some people just have a faster learning curve than others.
As long as it's not getting worse then I'm ok w/ it.
Every time you're about to go red slice, just look at this!
We all know cat girls >>>> red slice!
My problem on that fight was that I'd actually hit the button too early and be back in the twilight realm before Hour went off. I had to really work to make myself wait until the complete end of sexy countdown.
Our officers would post the people who DIDN'T screw up and praise them. Was a bit more motivating than calling out the people who screwed up.
What made us get the kill, though, was just repetition. As soon as more than 1-2 people died, we'd wipe, run back. Eventually we got tired of running back and stopped screwing up.
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Now Xan is approaching menopause and her powers are beginning to wane. The three sisters have never mastered their witchcraft, having had no tutelage. Xan hatches a plan. Sheĺll send each girl her True Love, and in exchange, the girls will be glad to give up their untested and out-of-control powers in order to lead a normal life.
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I made this last night and got rave reviews. I was told it was one of the best new recipes I have tried. How do you shred the zucchini. I guess next time I will use my food processer.
This was delicious! I added black beans like another reviewer did and my husband loved this dish. Even the baby was covered in the yummy sauce!
These are fantastic. I added black beans to the filling and sprinkled the olives and cilantro over the top before the sauce. Didn't have marjoram so left that out. The sauce is amazing!
Erine, here in Mexico, we dip the corn tortilla in very hot oil, turning it once and leaving it in the oil just long enough to soften it and make it flexible. Drain it on a paper towel and let it cool enough to handle. Good recipe!
So, this was super yummy, but when I folded the corn tortillas, they spilt open! I even tried less and they still split. So I just layered the tortillas with the rest of the goodies. Instead of enchiladas I got more of a casserole. Still tasty though!
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Meanwhile, teachers and the district continue to meet at a negotiation session that began at 1 p.m. today, with Paul Rouse, coordinator of state mediation, and County Superintendent Sheila Jordan mediating.
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